Saturn Ion

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The Saturn Ion is a compact car produced by General Motors' Saturn division in the early to mid-2000s, known for its plastic body panels and distinctive center-mounted instrument cluster.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf automobile model
compact car
assemblyLocation Spring Hill, Tennessee
surface form: Spring Hill, Tennessee, United States
bodyStyle 4-door quad coupe
4-door sedan
category Saturn vehicles
cars introduced in 2002
compact cars
chassisMaterialFeature polymer exterior body panels
class compact car
doorCount 4
engineConfiguration inline-4
fuelType gasoline
instrumentClusterPosition center-mounted
introducedBy Saturn Corporation
surface form: Saturn division of General Motors
layout front-engine, front-wheel-drive
manufacturer General Motors
Saturn
market North America
marketedAs affordable compact car
marketSegment compact car segment
modelYearEnd 2007
modelYearIntroduction 2003
notableFeature center-mounted instrument cluster
plastic body panels
numberOfGenerations 1
parentCompany General Motors
performanceVariant Saturn Ion self-linksurface differs
surface form: Saturn Ion Red Line
platform GM Delta platform
predecessor Saturn S-Series
productionEndYear 2007
productionStartYear 2002
productionStatus discontinued
safetyFeature anti-lock braking system (optional on some trims)
front airbags
successor Saturn Astra
successorBodyStyle Saturn Astra 5-door hatchback
transmissionOption 4-speed automatic transmission
5-speed manual transmission
continuously variable transmission
trimLevel Ion 1
Ion 2
Ion 3
wheelDrive front-wheel drive

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Ion 2 isTrimOf Saturn Ion
this entity surface form: Saturn Ion compact car
Saturn notableModel Saturn Ion
Saturn Corporation notableModel Saturn Ion
Ion 2 partOfSeries Saturn Ion
Saturn Ion performanceVariant Saturn Ion self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Saturn Ion Red Line
Saturn Astra predecessor Saturn Ion
this entity surface form: Saturn Ion (compact models)
Saturn S-Series successor Saturn Ion
GM Delta platform underpinsModel Saturn Ion